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Q&A with Nick Galasso on “The Wealth Gap”
Nick Galasso, senior researcher for Oxfam America, leads the organization's work on economic inequality and governance. He is the co-author of the widely discussed 2014 report, "Working For the Few: Political Capture and Economic Inequality,"...
Continue ReadingFourth ranked Paladins defeat App State
[caption id="attachment_27762" align="alignright" width="260"] Thomas Trankle soars for a line out. (Photo by Deborah Miller)[/caption] Furman captured the Western Division of the Southern Rugby Conference (SRC) and extended its record to 8-0 with a 27-7...
Continue ReadingSustainability in action
For Jenni Asman ’11, a career in sustainability was far from her original intention. The current program manager for sustainability at Georgia State University started off as a neuroscience major at Furman University, but quickly...
Continue ReadingMLL Faculty Present Research at MIFLC
Nine Members of the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures presented their research at the 66th Mountain Interstate Foreign Language Conference at James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Va. October 13-15, 2016. David Bost, Ron Friis,...
Continue ReadingFurman Board of Trustees Welcomes New Members
The Furman University Board of Trustees welcomed six new members to the board during its fall meeting Saturday, Oct. 15. The new trustees are Yendelela Neely Anderson of Atlanta, Ga., Carl Kohrt of Salem, James...
Continue ReadingFurman cadets receive top honors from U.S. Army Cadet Command
U.S. Army Cadet Command recently announced that four students from Furman University had been selected as Distinguished Military Graduates and two selected as top 10 percent for the graduating Class of 2017 from across the...
Continue ReadingNot Without a Fight
Last week, the university announced that The Duke Endowment is providing $47 million in grants to support ‘The Furman Advantage,’ a new vision to transform the student experience and redefine a liberal arts and sciences...
Continue Reading“Red Team vs. Blue Team” in American Politics
With only three weeks remaining until the presidential election, the political rhetoric is getting more heated every day. Furman political science professor David Fleming will discuss how political polarization is affecting the race for President...
Continue ReadingAn Ambitious Campus Project
Furman’s new $1.7 million solar farm is expected to reduce the university’s electricity costs by up to 5 percent and greenhouse gas emissions by 3 percent. It will also bring the university’s solar power production...
Continue ReadingThe Recruits
When Dave Ellison ’72 and Steve Grant ’80 began building a Northwestern Mutual office nearly four decades ago in Greenville, the first and most important task was finding employees with the drive and confidence to...
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